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## Chapter Fifty-One
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**84.** We have heard of your valor at Sita's Swayamvara, when you obtained the bow and were protected by a thousand warriors.
**85.** You are the Lord of the Universe, Rama, whose father is Dasharatha, whose friend is the entire universe, and whose brother is Lakshmana.
**86.** Oh, what power, what form! Even Narayana himself is devoted to obeying your commands, the master of the ocean-bending bow.
**87.** Oh, what patience, what sacrifice! You entered the Dandaka forest, fulfilling your father's word, even though it brought great fear.
**88.** Even a brother or a satisfied Indra could not do what you have done for us, oh Lord. How can we ever repay your kindness?
**89.** You have removed the stain from the lineage of the monkey banner by slaying the courageous, deceitful, and powerful Sugriva in his own form.
**90.** We, with our knowledge, strength, and understanding of the law, could not even bear the sight of his magical form, let alone defeat him.
**91.** That Sugriva, in his own form, tried to seize the army of monkeys, but his form vanished at the mere sight of you.
**92.** How can one not be pure in heart towards someone who is incapable of repaying a great kindness? Such purity of heart is easily attainable.
**93.** How can one have even a moment of justice in their mind if they do not recognize the greatness of a kindness done to them?
**94.** He who is ungrateful is more wicked than a dog-eater, more cruel than a greedy man, and unworthy of association with the virtuous.
**95.** We are all devoted to you, Lord, and will even give up our own bodies to serve you.
**96.** I will go and awaken the wise king of the three peaks. I will bring your wife back to you quickly, oh mighty-armed one.
**97.** Oh Raghava, you will soon see Sita's lotus-like face, radiant like the rising moon, freed from doubt.
**83.** Just as precious stones are found in mines or oceans, so too are virtues found in you. The world is adorned by your pure fame.